Sentence examples for both the heightened from inspiring English sources

And there's more: in an attempt to capture both the heightened and the mundane reality that surrounds the awards season, this year we divided our issue between portraiture and documentary photography.

Both the heightened scrutiny and the corresponding increase in insurance rates are a boon for the cottage industry, which protects directors and officers of hedge funds, among other things.

While Disney classics often come under fire for their problematic depictions of women, Walt Disney's racism and sexism, it's still possible to return to these beloved movies with both the heightened sensitivity of a more progressive era... and a healthy nostalgia for our youth.

In May 2011, comparisons were drawn between the murder case and upcoming trial of Casey Anthony and Chandler's case and trial in 1994; in both cases the heightened media attention forced the jurors to be selected from outside the county of the committed crime.

The heightened risk of a devastating war -- both countries have nuclear weapons -- is easy to see.

The six are suggesting that the director, Andrew Jarecki, created more ambiguity than actually existed about the case both to heighten the dramatic impact of the film and to elicit sympathy for the Friedmans.

The time travel premise both heightened the tension -- was Felicity dreaming?

By setting most of the opera in the American Consulate of Nagasaki, Zambello has both heightened the drama's clash of cultures and stripped the all-too-familiar opera of its sentimental overlay of Oriental exoticism.

Inland, the need to conserve water from the already straining river systems both heightened the uncertainties faced in those regions and put a premium on innovation and adaptability.

Jets cornerbacks vs. Giants wide receivers A little trash talking on both sides has heightened the stakes, with the Giants' Hakeem Nicks calling Darrelle Revis a "decent" cornerback, and Victor Cruz - who has 1,194 receiving yards and 7 touchdown catches this season - telling reporters that "teams aren't really scared anymore" when it comes to challenging Revis.

The medium gracefully meets the message, and both are heightened to a degree seldom equaled in puppet theater.